Governor Polis today provided an update on how Coloradans who are 70 and older can sign up to receive the vaccine through the State’s major health care providers:
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Coloradans who are not yet eligible to receive the vaccine can still sign up through the State’s health care providers to receive vaccine alerts and sign up for a spot on a provider’s vaccine waitlist.
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Many major providers have also provided toll-free numbers where people can call to make an appointment and find out more information about the vaccine.
- Coloradans are not required to be a current member of any major health care provider to receive the vaccine.
Below, you will find information from some of the state's major health care providers on how you can sign up to make an appointment to get vaccinated, receive updates, and access assistance in languages other than English.
Denver Health: If you do not have access to MyChart, you are welcome to set up an appointment with the Denver Health appointment center by calling the phone number listed below.
Centura Health: If you are not currently a patient with Centura, you’ll need to sign up using the MyCenturaHealth patient portal.
UC Health: If you have a UCHealth My Health Connection Account, you are already on the list to be contacted when it is your turn to receive the vaccine. UCHealth's website and hotline can be accessed in Spanish as well as almost 100 other languages through interpreter services. Currently, you must have an appointment as UCHealth is not able to accomodate walk-ins.
UCHealth has administered more than 72,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to nearly 55,000 people. Almost 18,000 have received both their first and second doses of the vaccine. They have vaccinated more than 23,000 people 70 and older, including thousands of people who have never been UCHealth patients. UCHealth also brought on almost 40 additional new full-time employees (FTEs) to help staff the phone line, and they plan to hire between 80 and 100 new FTEs to staff their vaccine clinics in the long-term.
Banner Health: Banner Health is receiving a high number of requests for appointments and advises patients to schedule appointments online. Use the links below for the facility in your area and take the online survey to determine your eligibility to receive the vaccine:
Kaiser Permanente: After signing up, Kaiser Permanente will reach out to set up an appointment by phone, email, or text based on phase eligibilty and availability of vaccine supply.
Boulder Community Health: The best way to schedule an appointment is through their patient portal.
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Visit: BCH.org for more information.
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If you’re not already a patient you can sign up at BCH.org/Vaccine.
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Call: 303-415-7777
- The line is operational Monday through Friday, 8 am-5 pm. Interpreters are available to assist callers.
Vail Health: Eagle County residents can sign up to receive the vaccine when they are eligible at the sign-up form link listed below, or use Vail Health’s phone number.
SCL Health: SCL Health continues to vaccinate current patients and non-patients of SCL Health, who are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine under state guidelines. If you are a current SCL Health patient, you will be notified when you become eligible for the vaccine and provided options for how to schedule vaccination. Outreach to eligible individuals is randomized and equitable without discrimination based on background or ability to pay.
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Visit: SCLHealth.org/COVIDVaccine
- If you are not an SCL Health patient, you can still enter your information using the link above. You will be placed on a waiting list and will be notified when you are eligible for the vaccine and when an appointment is available.
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Call: 1-833-762-0141
HealthOne
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Visit: HealthOneCares.com/Vaccine to sign up for their waitlist.
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Call: 303-453-2477, if you do not have access to email or need additional assistance.
- You will be instructed to leave a message with your full name, date of birth, and phone number. You will receive a call back within 5 business days. English and Spanish options are available.
Salud Family Health Centers
Safeway: Safeway will soon begin administering the COVID-19 vaccine in select stores. You can subscribe to Safeway's email list to receive a notification when vaccine appointments become available at your local store.
The Governor strongly encourages everyone who has access to a computer and other devices with an internet connection to sign up online, and to please leave the phone lines open for those who do not have internet access.
View Colorado's COVID-19 Vaccine Providers map at this link.
